Logistics sites should be fully autonomous.
That's what we're building.
From a startup to scaleup
How can material flow automation become more intelligent?
That's the question Tobias Drage Roti – still a university student at NTNU Trondheim – asked after taking his first step into the world of material flow automation, where conveyor-based solutions are most common.
Joined by Seva Karpov, Marius Hamre Nordrik and Sander Engevik, they started looking into how robotics and AI could take material flow automation into a new era of intelligent and autonomous systems.
Backed by system integrator Element Logic
After testing the first two prototype versions of the OmniSystem, Element Logic placed a purchase order for a pilot system at their Kløfta HQ.
The support enabled further development and testing of the next prototype versions.
The first test in real operations: Helthjem
After three generations of technology prototypes, it was time to put the OmniSystem through its first test under real site conditions.
Helthjem, one of Norway's largest package delivery services, ran the OmniSystem as a pilot project, where parcels were sorted to direct drop-off to postal cages.
Seeing the technology platform in action: same technology, different flow at B.H. Ramberg
OmniMod's technology was designed for multi-purpose and being goods-agnostic from day one. The second commercial deployment was not at another retailer like Kitch'n, but B.H. Ramberg, a 3PL provider needing a more efficient cross-docking solution.
The meaning of our first customer deployment
Our team
Marius Nordrik
Sander Hustad Engevik
Birk Andreas Ulstad
Anders Lyholm Limi
Mia Li Elisenberg
Bo Willem Woelfert
Mathias Lien
Aksel Næstby
Brage Imset
Eivind Dogger
Ferdinand Ytteborg
Helene Semb
Jørgen Rosager
Lars Eik Breirem
Advisors
Dag-Adler Blakseth
Jarle Roti
Pål Vindegg
Tobias Drage Roti
